Steve -- your personal profile says you live in Coloroda.

(Hmmm, that State has been in the news quite a bit recently...)

Seems to me you could attempt to grow a new...

Revenant (12/20/2013)

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peterzeke (12/20/2013)

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That's the catch. Infographics don't lend themselves...

That's the catch. Infographics don't lend themselves all that...

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David Benoit (12/13/2013)

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Scott Arendt (12/13/2013)

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I would ask for time away from all of the gadgets and noise. I am going to spend some time with my wife, some time...

kennethrbell:

Really nice post about your attendance at Itzik's presentation. Although we're all a bunch of techies, it's nice to read a story that touches upon ourselves as people, even when...

This isn't the first time on SSC that I've seen someone write an article that other readers quickly noted contained plagerized work (or lacked references crediting the original author). Fortunately,...

Steve Jones - SSC Editor (11/14/2013)

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peterzeke (11/14/2013)

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I read the brief text describing the TED talk video on the video webpage, and paid careful attetion to the statement about 20 hours...

I read the brief text describing the TED talk video on the video webpage, and paid careful attetion to the statement about 20 hours essentially equates to 45 minutes a...

SceloM:

I realize you're looking to improve your pie-of-pie display. Hopefully, various SSRS pros will be able to assist you to achieve your goal.

In the meantime I'd like to recommend an...

There are a couple of approaches to solving this. Here's a link to an entire series devoted to custom/conditional colors in SSRS by Dave Lean:

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/davidlean/archive/2009/02/17/sql-reporting-how-to-conditional-color-1-4-the-basics-report-expressions-custom-code.aspx

Below is a technique mentioned in...

Very good article, Stefan.

Found an odd thing -- Your article displays the date of "2013/10/08" next to your name, but when selecting the "printable" version the date shows "2013/09/23"?

-- Pete

mickyT -- nice touch extending the food theme -- "tofu -200"... ha!:laugh:

If you really want "simple", try the following sample query which produces a horizontal bar graph using repeating...

Well done, Rob! (..and nice reference to Paul Harvey)

I can't imagine a report running from seconds to hours, and of course, only in production (arrg!) Performance problems due to parameter...